Theatreland

A change of location for today's shot. A couple of days ago I travelled to London on an East Coast train service, then made my way to Marylebone Station for a Chiltern Trains service to High Wycombe to stay with Louise for a few days.

The journey between stations in London gives me chance to explore different places and try different routes.

This walk took me through theatreland, and I was amused to find a theatre advertising 'Singing in the Rain' - very appropriate, because by the time I passed there the rain was quite heavy!

Ian

[Padlock]

Welcome to London, some would say nearly as much history as York!! Ironic re rain.

[bruni]

Very colorful advertisement. loved seeing Singing in the Rain. also a very impressive looking building.

[dar bartman]

Oh how I love this shot fav

[Hillary Torrey]

Wonderful capture! Really stands out!

[Hazel A]

Great pop of colour in the brollies! Hope you enjoy your stay with Louise. Look forward to some Grandchildren shots?

[Jacqui Paterson]

What a find. Lovely old building with a fabulous advertisement in front. Great shot.

[Pyrrhula]

A beautiful view of this wonderful building.
Did you sing and dance like Gene Kelly ?

[Molly]

Good capture of this lovely building.

[Malc Bird]

Haha - a lovely composition and great timing

[bkb in the city]

What a great shot of a wonderful looking building

[Tony]

Great capture of a striking building, the colour of the umbrellas cuts through the gloom. Fav

[Vesna]

Very impressive...here is many rainy days this spring, but I do not love it.

[Junan Heath]

Fabulous shot! I love the sign and umbrellas on it! :)

[Therese]

A beautiful big building... quite impressive!!! :)

[Ann Jones]

Lovely capture of the theatre!

[Fisher Family]

@padlock

Thank you Padlock - it was an interesting walk round London in the rain!

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@bruni

Thank you Bruni - it's a long time since I was in this part of London, and I'd forgotten just how many theatres there were close together .

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@adifferenteye

Thank you Dar, and thank you for the fav!

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@ididntdoit87

Thank you Hillary - I could have done with borrowing one of their umbrellas, because it was quite a wet afternoon!

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@purplehaze12

Thank you Hazel, we are having a great time - but both my grandchildren move so fast that it's hard to catch them in a photo!

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@witchyjacq

Thank you Jacqui - it's amazing what interesting buildings you find just wandering round London.

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@pyrrhula

Thank you Pyrrhula - sadly neither my singing or dancing is very good, so I took pity on London and didn't inflict my very limited ability on the locals!

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@dolphin

Thank you Molly - I'm going to have to investigate the history of this lovely building when I get home.

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@malc

Thank you Malc, it was an interesting part of the city to photograph!

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@bkbinthecity

Thank you Brian - there were several old theatres all together along one road. I will have to investigate their history when I get home.

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@tonydebont

Thank you Tony, and thank you for the fav! - I could have done with borrowing one of those brollies, it was quite a wet afternoon!

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@vesna0210

Thank you Vesna - I don't like the rain either, but sadly in this country it happens far too often!

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@paintdipper

Thank you Junan - the umbrellas were a bright spot on a dull afternoon!

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@monkeykid

Thank you Therese, London is a wonderful city for these big old buildings!

Ian

[Fisher Family]

@rhos

Thank you Ann - I'd forgotten just how many theatres there were very close together in this part of London.

Ian